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NEWS
.NORWALK’S FIRST NEWSPAPER
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Ink: on Tour of Europeg
Had Thrilling Experience
Lost in Fog Over Harre While on Visit to ‘
1 Europe
lRélg.*\lT.BSCAPE
.3“ Later
:20 Earth
illed Pilot—-
tlefields
-.: aeroplane flight
7»:.ris Which he and
"I-"(tlltll‘ was told
frost at the
‘R n“Wall: Kiwanis
the Royal
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remarked
- course of
had de-
fog over
_ rune one thous- ?
the earth. ;
above
earning at the
“f or. " 5a."! General
make
We had our
155 the
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Lev-omens pas-
':w: ‘When we a:-
w e were told that ;
' = - : received say- .
forty near
it was nec-
for half an
dispatch was
. fog lifted.
: acceded to {bl
miles out of
some 20'? acres
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BRIDGEPORT Feb. s-An elopo-
ment on the part of two widely
known young people became known
marriage 0! Nis- Marie Louise Cori-
right. of 1; Plum Street. Fulrtic‘ld.
of 1527 ark avenue. Bridgeport.
'The bride formerly lived at. 74 Flax
circle of friends in Norawlk.
{an early evrning train “’ednesdny.
January 28. without imparting their
secret to anyone. the couple were
united a few hours later. in the
Little Church Around the Corner.
New York. The ceremony was per-
formed by the curate. Rev. Edward
Phillips.
In the hope of further concealing
their secret, the young folks return-
ed to Bridgeport and their respective
homes the same evening. Plans for
Marie Cortright, Former
Local School Girl, Eli-ope.
Marries Kenneth Thackery, Son of Bridgeport
today with the announcement of the.
3 \i'f‘h
Hill road. Norwalk. and has a wide
Stealing away from Bridgeport on‘
lug made.
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VOTEON NEW ;
mmRRRiRAlR
No. 27 which leaves South Norwalk
at 7.55 A. M. be operated on n 20-
mlrmtas earlier schedule. was taken
hr the New Haven railroad this
niorning from the commuter- who
use that train. The train now or-
rived in New York at 9.06. On the!
new schedule it would leave South»
Norwalk 1! 7:35 arriving at the
Grand Central at 8:45 A. M.
A? m CLIFFORD PHARMAVT
You can procure the well known
San-To: Flu-medics This more is the
sole agent for the some In this locallo
The full line or Bun-To: Reme-
a belated honeymoon are now be~;
' lyours of Rf’t‘vlt‘b v irh f“
' Parents and friends of Mr Thack-g
eray and his bride have been lnfurm- ;
ed within the last few days of the‘
commons
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tying of the marriage knot.
Announcement of the event was.
made toda}~ by Ltzuis ll. Corzrzght.‘
{other or the hridr. who is assor‘uuui
the Var-field {zdvrvr-
315mg mnnzai‘wt. Ting groom ll”;
son of Mr am; Mr: .losvpli l. TthCk-l
only. The (1519:- .\‘.r. lear‘xmrny is,
proprietor of the Palace Billiard
Academy in Cannon Sin-ct. and has
long been known as tin.
billiards in Coon-m‘m
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Mrs. Ila. .‘ll’ll‘ . -l..ti_:hter.l
Dorothy. of Eimhurst. l- 1.. New.
~York. attended for couple Dorothy;
ram away with 2
millionaire sin-g
Muir's sister. Margie
Malcolm MacLeod,
dent at Harstrom school some 'imc;
ago. 5
The bride is a graduate of Non:
walk High school site 15 a: Ll'vsvlll ;
employed by Smitiwmurrni' Corn—‘3,
pony. Bridgeport. Mr. Thackeray
attended the flavors-:5 school.
Bridgeport. Ht: FE;*€‘Tl-“Yi"‘ll s-iw'nrnl
l‘. S. Army.
‘1: Pursuit
.L'llmglon
being attached tr
Squadron. Station-(i a:
Field. Houston. Texas.
GOV. SCDTT NOT I
TO SEND AN‘I‘l-
TOXIN BY AIR
NOME Alaska. Feb. 5.—'I'he diph- i
therlu epldemlflituatloném we;
does not warrant immediate use all
an airplane to or rn‘ serum from Ne- 7
nana. Governor Scot: C. bone of?
Alaska declared in a telegram sent'
from Juneau to the Nome board of
health in answer to an appeal t' ex~
pedlte a shipment of antitoxiu.
"A large supply of serum vlll not
reach Nonana (l“"f€.‘l‘l‘inl§ to one mil-
lion units sent frorr Seattle yester-
day on the steamship Admiral Wat-
son). until Tuesday. Three hundred
thousand units of serum will be sent
from Nenarla. I will be governed
devolnrments until Tuesday.
Please advise Dr. Curtis “‘olch."
Dr. Welch informed the board of
health that he had used 31.000 of
300.000 units 9! serum receive! on
Monday by fills? dog team: from
Norman. He said noon units were
used the first day and 43 non Tues.
day. The board of health maimed
out that if Governor Bone's p-ogram
was longer than the exociiiive unti—
cipated. the city would be "without
5 used as eVid.-nce.
. urily or permanently
by
élisted in the Luitcd States
' Mrs. Swurtz Was born in Ridgencld.
POHCF. mum-
NORWALKDRY
, YESTERD AY
Raid Several Alleged
“Blind Tigers” But
Fail to Find Any Li-
quor
UNDER COVER?
Belief Is Liquor Sellers
Have Been Fright-
ened By Raids—Get
Slot Machines
Norwolk is dry! If you don‘t be-
lieve this statement ask the rulers.)
and iota) authorities.
Federal and local police visited
eight places in the First. district
1:. :‘ti’lllay. all of which hsd reputa-
tions 0: being "blind tip-r1." The
raids for liquor in each were unsuc-
cessful. not a. drop or lntoxlcsnte be.
ing found.
in the matter of slot-machines.
however. the authoriucs were more
successful. At the store owned by
Leo (John. 17 “'ilton avenue. two slot
machines were located and confiscat—
ed by the authoritles~ At Gondolio
Librizzl's store in Main street.
more slot machines were found.
The slot muchms “”011" brought to;
will be
“'arrants lor the
arrest of Cohn and Librixzi will be
the uptown poliCe station.
. secured today by tho,- local police it
i was said.
1 Sergeant flryan H. Silk and Pm:
trolmun Thomas Doruey figured in
the raids. assisting the federal
agents who spent the entire do). try—
ing to clean up places selling intoxi-
canto.
The confiscation of the slot ma,
chines made in tin- last two days may
lead to the urn-st and coal'iction of.
three prominent local young men
who are alleged to be the owners of
the machines. 11 is alleged the trio
have machines out all over the state.
5 Besides the {our seized in yesterday‘s
zulds. two others were round in
"Saw-dust inn." Commerce street.
which was raided by Sergeant Silk
Tuesday afternoon.
to speaking about the rsts. Ser-
geant Silk said:
recent raids and closed up tempor-
This is shown
the fact that we didn’t find a
on of liquor in the raids"
ITALIAN II NVOY
ROME, Fob. 5. —- Giacomo De
Martino. newly appointed Italian
Ambassador to the l'nited States.
has influence and is in had. his
temperature rising to :0: Fannin-
hf'll.
SICK
26 CHICKENS STOLEK.
Arthur Cone!) of Meadow street.
reported to the-police that his chick-
"vn house had been entered during
the night and that :6 chickens had
been taken. The police are investi—
_ gating the matter.
two:
DDRBS’RDlNl-ID
STOCKISBHNG
RMACEDIERE
Camagh and Ofioers
0f Crofut & Knapp
In lflew York Investi-
gating
HATS DESTROYED
Every Elfort Made to
Take Care of Basie
ness —- Ample Sup-
plies Here
Without lose of time. the officials
of Crofut 6: Knapp. and the atm-
latad sales company. Dotbs 8-. 00..
are today working in New York to
resume "business as usual." follow.
mg the million dollar tire that swept
through the Dobbs store at 620
Fifth Avenue. New York city, on
Tuesday. '
In the blue one lieutenant of the
New York Fire Department lost his
life. several were 0\'orcome. and
many girls' lives were saved in
thrilling rescues in which 0!!)er
o: the company took part.
Ofllcars in New York.
John Cavanagh, president of the
local hat factors- ond chairman or
the Board of Dot-he (10., is in New
York today with Robert M. Holmes.
w‘lCe-presldrm: Pcicr Foley. pur-
,chaslngaucm. and Frank H. James.
treasurer. in an en’ori. to ascertain
the exact total of the damage. '
The figure given at the time of the
fire was 8700.000 loss to the Donne
Co. on turnishinur and fixtures. and
no nearer sum than this approxi-
mation has been reached.
Officials of the company. With Mr.
James worked until midnight last
nlzhi taking inventory and compot-
ing damage. and the work still goes
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CHILD LABOR
lS DISCUSSED
iMrs. Rummler Chair-
? man of Round Table
Meeting at the Royal
James
Both sides or the Child Labor
question were discussed by Mrs. Min-
erva DBVis at the Weekly round table
luncheon at the Norwulli Republican
Women's: association, held yesterday
‘r-oor in ihr Royal James inn.
2 Mm. Davis gave a climber of ex-
; cellenl reasons both for and against
l the proposed amendment. Mrs Al-
rxnnder Rummler was chairman or
the meeting, About seventy women
lattondrd the luncheon. The full
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lsmry will be mum: on the woman‘s '
1 page in this issue.
; BYMRSDAVIS
“I think that most 0! the blind ti-§
gem have taken warning: from the-
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7 “BIG MIKE” PAYS
"Big Mike” Ricotta!!!
ROODNER READY
TO START lllS
NEW BUILDING
:Work of Testing Down
Old Chich' ester Block
In Washington St.
To Begin Feb. 16
! Samuel Roodner will start work
i demolishing the buildings in Wash.
llinglon street near South Mall:
[sit-eel. Monday. February :6. it was!
lsiaied a: his omce 1061i}. The pres—
:ent block which has for a number;
:0! years been occupied by Stilton!)
lPowell. K. A. Polhemus and other
stores. will he. replaced by an tip-to-
date modem office and store bulld-
llng. —
The ground floor at the new
building will be occupied by the S.
S. Kresge B and 10 cent comm)
and a local firm. The upper floor
lu‘ill he devoted to 0!!ch suitable
liar proreeslonal men.
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The tearing: down of thr building.
home-
: steoad. marks the passlng of anoth-
er land mark in Nor-walk. The orl-i Elke" Riccitelli. shot
{which was i‘m Chichestcr
ECHRISRAIN SWARTZ, MARRIED 50
YEARS, TELLS HOW TO sumo?
Christan Swarm and his wife.
celebrated qiiiolly .\ cs‘terday the
tirtlzh anniversary of their Ved-
dlng day.
Mr. Swat-u has been a resident of
South Nor-walk for 56 year‘s. He
was also one time mayor of thc old
city of South Norwaik. He was
born in Europe, June )3. 1846 and
was brought to' this country by his
parents when he was three years
old. During the CM] War. when
nut 16 years old. a more striping.
he left home in Minnesota. and en—
Army.
Her parents moved to South Nor-walk
when she was less than o year old
NORWALK’S CROSSWORD CROWN "
. SEEMS SAFE IN WOMlll’S HANDS
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Vl'hat's the matter with the male
sex? Do crossword puzzles puzzle
them beyond solution? Do they lack
the keen minds of the women. or is
it. reputed feminine intuition which
makes women the leaders in the
crmord mazes?
The fact that this week. at least.
three of the winners of The Evening
Sentinel's Prise Cmord Contest
were women has caused no little
comment. Many puzzlers declare
that. without doubt the fair sex are
the most persistent puzzlers.
Mom's m
Last week adr- H. A. Van WO-
Mro. c. It. Reynaldo. Mrs. A. D. FYI.
i'es'hr. and Miss A. W. Dlhblc were
four of the five vim. Again this
Week women take the lion's share of
the prizes. with Mrs. C. I". North.
Mrs Ruth Bracken. end Ill-u. o. E
Drake“ taking three or the Your
prizes. As loot week Robert 5. nor.
:mtltoxln for a_ longer period than
at the start at the epidemic. ._.
rhonynsthcoulrmhim n Wmuww
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and site lxa: alwair madr her home
hen... For a number of room «he
lived with her parents in the house
Which her tather built on the cor-
ner of Railroad avenue and \Vnsh-
ington street. the present she of
Oscar Schulize meat market. “"ien
she and Mr. Swan: were married
they made metabolite in llavlliind
street. Several years ago they
moved into their present Home in
West oi'euue.
Mr. and Mrs Swarm have two
children. a son Charles who is head
of the H. and 0. chain company
and Miss Helen Ewartz.
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stay in the running for the prize
money. _,
“What's the matter with. But
Norwallfi" another mder rises to
ask? "You published the prize win-
ners' names. but you didn't say I
word about three of the four being
from East Somalk. Give us cred-
it?"
Credit Given
Credit is duly extended. Whether
it is the fine Ilr in East Nor-walk
that induces clear reasoning. or the
fact that the brainy people ot‘ Nor-
galk have clustered together there
is unknown.
At any rate. the Third Crossword
Contact will tell the tale. 1! East
Nomi]: figures so largely in the
urine money this week. it will have
to be admitted that (here'- com
thing there strut cultivates halo
power. 0! course. 'tf East Norwalk
drops out ofthe prise money. that
will be soother story.
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Wire
—-—$2,500 By Town 0
‘ Atlantic and Paci
Record of Crimes
Ills. Florence Mo). widow ot Iii-r-i
hon Mu. killed on April mil in the;
Waco more ol the Amour a. l'acl- ;
ac Tu- uolnpun). where he “a man-
ogvr. Is on but we: to Bridgeport
ileum l'msburgh w tool. It un- rc-
lmllne or “in; Mike" Ina-lick“, and
so; whether or not he was her bus-.1
band‘s col-yer.
Ila (outer. who lives In Doubun.
bu soon the m1). and we the (be
scrlplh‘ll names mm his dsu‘lm-r‘s
word skeli'h. but In will not hr posi-
ulc. lilo daughter will sun-l) know.
he “)3.“
08,150 in Rewards
[poo the WWW real; the
Monitor: 0! snow thousands oi
doth“. allowed lo rewards.
After the May Killing. lutll April
52.5U0 woe uttered by the 'lowu oi
Uni-ion at a public meeting. and an»
other 82.5w reward wu udwruoed
by the Atlantic 5 Pacific Tea oom-
uxmy. It was stated title, morning
' by Clarence Bunion that the Town
30: Dorian would lne up to its pro-
. misc. although the main-r was lain-n
:up belore his election to oli'icc.
l "I don‘t exactly know what will
'hoppan. The Town or Dal-ion will
thew any promise it made. I know
mat. of course. whether or not this,
bandit Just killed ls me same man is
a question. Dead men tell no Laws :
i shall know more about it on Mot»,
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’ At the A. 6: P. headquarters 1:.
; Stomtord. it could not be ascertolneu
Just what course would be taken.
The Town or Siratford also put
81.000 on the head of ltlccilvdlz. 'l‘h-
of parole.
i muncmmnr. rel... in—An ou-
.t0ps_w on the body of Michael "Rig
and tatulu
lglnai homestead was built in 1:95! wounded 3.3“”,de by Strattord no.
“7" 690’?“ Raymond 3"" _°°°“N°° ' lice as he wan coming toward this
by him “m” N“ "30"", ‘0 3" York " City with a has containing Joweln
; m 1815 when he sold it to Ann Hoyt.
the
‘HPnry I‘hlchesir-r purchased ll
following year and resided in it un-
til his death in 18.47. when it re-
vened to his eon. Alfred. The pre-
sent structure was built in 1871.
About thirty rears ago the property
await. purchased by General Nelson
Taylor. Mr. Roodner bought it
from his estate about ten years ago.
Slum
RYDER TAKES
3 A DROP; UNllUR'l'
Herman B. G. Ryder. sign painter
of Van Zont street. had a narrow
escape from injury this morning
While painting a sign on the from o!
the Gottlieb Building in South Main
street.
Mr. Ryder was» standing on a lad-
der when the bottom or the ladder
started to slide away from the
part of the ladder slid down the from
of the building. strlklug against the
plate glass window in the from of
the building. breaking it. Mr. Ry-
der caught hold of the woodwork
overthe Window. thus atom: bim-
selt‘ from being cut ii; the broken
glass.
AWDBBAKER KEIIUCES
PmCES ON ALL CLOSE“
CABS
Eflectlvo January 8th.
Standard St:
Country Club Coupe sum
Coupe ........ W. 81445
Sedan ....... ...... ....... $1545
Specimen
Victoria. ................... 81895
Sedan ...................... 81983
85381:
83450
Coupe .....................
Man ‘ mm
[Wine .................... 81‘50
Alum t. o. b. factory. Open our
prices unchanged. Reynolds Motor
t4 Got Company, Welt omm.-—-Ldv.
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\stolen in a sensational holdup oi a
the Mount Vernon. N. l‘..
Lieutenant John McGouan. chief of
detectives of New Rochelle. N. )2.
gin company wiht Luis Lexy of New
lRochelle today positively identifivd
’Rlccltelli as the ma who held up
bevy. who ls night caretaker at the
Petrol Gas Station in New Rochelle.
on December 28 and again on J“-
uary 10. The holdup man robbed
the station of 82‘ on the first visit
and 843 the second time. Identifi-
cation was made from an enlarged
photograph of the dead man.
Identification was also made to-
day of Riccitelll as the man “hoi
police and
iously wounded Bicycle Policeman
Roland Bennett of Mount Vernon.
N. 1'. it was announced by the po-
llm. J) ma- .1“ DNA. .L... .
Mount Vernon officer that Riccltem
-—Excelleot facilities hero tor on
or we: storage for any make of hut-
tery during the mute: nicotine. in;
stock of William Batu-no. ull mace
lindmori Times uttered Slim. and‘
the State's prison had a standing oz-
:cr oi 350, lor liiccliclll's breaking‘
on December 6 last. shot aud‘svr-l
Dead New Haven Bandit S
May Be Darien Slayer
Desperado ls Shot and Killed By Stratford Po-
lice After Robbing Shop in New Haven of
Jewels Worth $25,000—~Bound Clerk With
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Many Rewards Olfered for Capture of Bad Man
f Darien, and $2,500 81
be Stores—Had Long
\ras'llie mun “mm-d tor the holdup
and rohlvcry Jnnw‘ry ill of ill! Guel-
cdv grocery sore in that More, lull-
lug $300 in Cufih. Thr manger. a
clerk and mo dc-llvvry hon- m the
store wore in 1“} up and lmllud hi'
the robber ii \‘ul‘ filixll'd
STRATFC‘IUJ. I‘cb, h—Diuuoudfi
and ,ymsilr} inland u' more N
Whom: an: lockvd in the out: at.
S.r..t,:ord police headquarters to“).
llw loot Ilulll .he Uuuranim Watch-
cmupniu‘s were. a! ens. Kale strict".
Nl'w licicn, ricwu'l‘ed imiu)‘ when
Chit-l of Police. \‘l'isllum l5 Nichol?!
and Palroiman Pulr‘s'lx J. Flanagan
shot down and mnvwlly wounded
Michael lucciletli or New Haven. the
tic-luring: l‘us' lzoud lmudll.
l-‘uu'd 25 (film-gig.
l'llCcllvlll (lied a! lindglpm‘l hoe.
pita. at 10 minutes L0 ‘hree you“?
limoon. Had he lived he mid
have had to two at loss: (We Imuw
dcr chargers. three chat-goo of consult.
with mien! to kill. and at charge; of”
hold—up mid robber:
Tin Post Road liundu sought by
DollC“ or mm;- on: in Line part on
New England :or man} months 9.3:.
oil-d “gluing, He was able to {lie
but one shot from lhz 'u-o loaded .8“
calibre reiuhers \l'lil, \lhlf‘l’l he was
arm-Id tumore hl. “a! mmu‘d door
ii} charges .31 bucksllo‘. from riot
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comm rum 5
FOR LINCOLN
DAY BANQUET
EJohn Cavanagh to 30
i Chairman of Catho-
lic Club Affair—The
l New Haven Jewelry store. was per- ‘
.tormed todxy by Dr. beBaron Pew"
ten. medical examiner here. 1 Speakers
Coroner John J. Phelan anuouucw
ad today that an inquest iuio the Floor ’0' ”‘9 35”” nnnuo.l'LM~
death of Puccini“. which occurred TOln Dav banquoe 04 meV .C..‘h°"f
at the uridgvpor: Hospital two ““1“ WW“ “ll‘ 3': “9‘“ 8 ' °°'°"§
hours after he was she. will be held 0" l‘ehi‘uary J- at the.» Rm
“1 the mug“). court house here kl Juries Inn crew completed tor
9:80 A. M. tomorrow. mg ~'
John Cavanaxh will be the
Captain Michael 1. Silver-stein of toastmnster. Rex John T‘ Moore. at
New Canaan will respond to ”If
ions? "The (‘hurr-li.” .ludlrc Peter F.
Dolley. of New .lorsr}. will talk on
"Lincoln." Colonel Edward Rice. of
New York. will have at hil- tut.
“Interestln: Topics." Atlorney Dul-
edict M Holden. or Hartford. onto!
the best ornlore in in» stale will Oh
so be one of the speakers but he
has not decided upon im- subject.
Music durim: and after the din-
ner will be. furnished by Volk'l ‘0'
cloty Orchestra.
mums FRESH EGGS
The. Nor-walk Dairy 00.. 33 Ceat'r
Ave.. can supplg them. Whoa .
satisfaction lt-‘ls for folks to know
condlllonc and varies from day to
day. However. thus concern "-
oure- the trade that ii always will
be a right price. Phone Milt—Adv.
-—JUY~T UK}; HUME~MAIIE
That‘s what you lieu folks I:
tor cars. trucks and radio- IIWays
on hand. Rye: Storage llsimrv (lo
49 West Ave.. Phouo salt—Adv.
—YOIYR RADIATOR TROUBLE
_ No better place in this vicinity for
the proper repairing of your out»
radiator (no matter who! the condi-
tlom than at the Nor-walk Radiator
2 Repairing C0,. 60 Main St. They
know how go do the job correctly
there. Phone fist—Adv.
M YOU’LL ENJOY
ls served u-‘l’lu Seven launch and
Restaurant. 5‘ South Main 8t. 89.-
ciol dishes oerved More with u
change of the bill at tare dolly. ‘
Wily h the home made. ”It?!"
nude and cooked on the sinful-es.
igu'il enjoy «an; at this place,—
it.
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who try Mulllgnu‘e Homo-M
Crullers for the first "m0 The V..-
oon they mote no good and keep on
tuning on good angry day you bu!‘
tin-m to because ”any urn mode from
the best of molerlolo and cooked to
crloco Tn them loans at your .9-
ocr's —Adv.
l
-u is a delight to chance the
needed plecee. from o cmlectlaa 4
furniture that has one's uncontam-
the A J Collins Co 'e store “I.
lhut. not only are they comb: the
”I flflmfil'Cu-v- Ad \‘.
DAN'S "Re; can? ,
sells Diet and Hood Tires and m
EOMV.
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run um WARNER m7
1.. $1.... Mum
.ln‘ confidence. PI'ODlQ who m C!—
!ooi quaflly. but oi prices the low-'1
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